the real cost hoff electric vehicles, which look on the face of it less than filling your car with gas. once you equalize real modes of transportation, you will remove the hidden subsidies and people will see that driving an electric vehicle is not the bargain the makers of them would like you toy think they are. neil: especially when you thought you could dodge the tax man. thanks, gerry. very good catching up with you. however briefly. in the meantime, ahead of the july fourth busy travel weekend, which i m told will be a record, in fact, way before covid type record, but meantime, there s concern right now about whether enough planes are out there to meet the demand. garrett tenney has more from chicago at o hare. what s the story here, garrett? this energy roll-out is happening during one of the
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this afternoon with daytime heating into the overnight and flooding a potential there. the front is stalled across the southern states, as well, as you look at that, could see potential for heavy rainfall for texas, louisiana, mississippi, alabama, the front will stall out, area of low pressure develops and could see flash flooding across these neighborhoods. a lot to of coer, we will continue to do so, big risk is flash flooding employs foxweather.com, working hard to make sure everybody is safe. if you don t have the app, i highly recommend it. todd: especially as people travel for easter weekend. janice: busy travel weekend. ashley: thanks. biden administration spending 450 million dollars to support in former and coal towns. jennifer grantholm says this
thing to do. they showed a lot of courage doing that they put it back in iran and asked us to be banned from the world cup. steve: speaking of human rights violations, venezuela has been one of the worst. here is the big news over the weekend. chevron the big international oil company is going to start pumping oil again, because biden administration changed its venezuela policy allowing chevron to pump oil. this comes two years after the trump administration clamped down on chevron and other companies operating in venezuela. it was all part of president trump s maximum pressure campaign to try to oust maduro from power. that didn t work. he is currently more powerful than ever. the way that the united states was able to get them to the table, to talk about human rights violations were by saying, okay, you know what mr. maduro. come to the table, talk about unfreezing humanitarian aid to the tune of billions of dollars which now will happen and we
and the other groups that are pro-democracy. one meeting that says okay we will let chevron go back in there good news they have such riding infrastructure they will not be able to produce much. 20 to 30,000 barrels a day. can t touch the price of oil. up n. a year up to 200,000 barrels. it had been languishing. had been 700,000 a day. it s going to allow americans to start pumping in other countries which is absolutely this is something that would destroy other regimes and you the president of the united states would pay a political price for this. he had been rumored to do this. wait for the midterms to take place and it happens. congressman brian fitzpatrick joined fox news sunday over the weekend and said this is a joke. the energy drivers that we re facing right now in america, much of that has been self-imposed by the stipulation made by this administration early on to shut down the
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